really interesting idea here. i definitely like what i hear. it's almost like if merzbow learned how to write a song or if swans made dance music.

Good music to write programs to. Clearly nothing I would listen to on loop, but quite entertaining occasionally. Avalanche and Corridors are my favorites so far, because they are the most rhythmic.

If skinny puppy isn't aggressive enough or you, you will like this. Very much what industrial music should be defined as. The monotony may be bothersome, but that is the aesthetic, the mechanical depiction.

Aerodrone is a flight through the overindustrialised future of a country on earth perhaps, through a variety of plumes and clouds of poisonous waste gases. Strygyphtiform puts a beat to a slighter faster flight. Maybe now we are on the ground. The mix gets better, more focused. Avalanche pours down upon us like a gigantic slag heap losing its' tenuous structure. Much more serious beat pounds into being about half way through, coupled with voice samples. Rescue attempts perhaps with the noise of filterbreathing in the background. Corridors starts with a nice synth sound, and introduces the rhythm and beat bit by bit. It develops into a good solid, industrial track. Reminiscent of Godflesh at times throughout. Eroded starts nicely, soon establishing its presence and becoming gargantuan as it evolves through the track. All in all this is good, honest, down-to-earth industrialism, done well with feeling of our potential hopelessness. Nice logo and cover, very fitting!-)